Presents an interactive story that places the reader on the "Titanic," struggling for survival. The reader can select from three story paths, forty-one choices, and twenty different endings to the book.
Presents an interactive history adventure featuring the "Titanic," a major passenger steamship. Offers three paths for the reader to take when sharing in the adventure from London to New York City either as a first class passenger, a third-class immigrant, or as a crew member trying to keep people safe. Discusses the people on board, the luxury of the ship, and the danger ahead. Is accompanied by black-and-white photographs.
"Photography accompanies . . . information about the Titanic. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.
Recounts the experiences of three children--six-year-old Beth Cook traveling third class, eight-year-old Charlotte Murphy, second class, and eleven-year-old John Crosby, first class--all traveling on the doomed Titanic that sank on April 14th, 1912.
Examines various shipwrecks including the "Mary Rose, " "Titanic, " and the "Bismarck" in graphic novel format, and discusses undersea archaeology and the technology for raising wrecks.
Philip, an adolescent white boy who is blinded in a torpedo attack at sea during World War II, acquires a new type of vision, courage, and love when he is stranded on a tiny Caribbean island with Timothy, a kind, elderly black man.
